Originally posted by Chaplin
Please name them.
It's tough to talk about center rotations because there are many players who are PF's but play center, move from 4 to 5 during the game, etc, so I am going to talk about a rotation involving both 4 and 5 positions.
The Suns have Amare Stoudemire, already one of the best low post scorers, probably the most athletic PF, but as Joe pointed out, still just a rookie. There is Tom Googliota, who is a wild card. When he hits open jumpers from the perimetar, it is easier for Amare to operate in the low post. Then there is Bo Outlaw, a nice role player who brings energy, but nothing spectacular.
There is Jake Tsakalidis, who from time to time shows great potential, and nobody can argue that his wide body is very valuable on defense. Voskhul is a nice player to give starting center some rest, play some D, grab some boards, etc. Scott Williams is another wild card- he is a very good player who complements Amare well. He could be very important when playoffs come. This rotation is not bad, but it is not very good either.
Lakers- O'Neal. They have nobody else inside, but Shaq is the most dominant player in the low post. I do think however that Jake's wide body and Scott's jumpers would be relatively effective against him.
Kings- Vlade, Webber, Keon, Pollard, easily the best big men rotation in the league.
San Antonio- Well, Duncan is the MVP, Admiral can still play, Malic is a very good role player (somewhat undersized though), and you can never forget about Kevin Willis- an old short-armed guy can still play.
Blazers- Davis, Wallace, Randolph, and Sabonis. They are saving Arvydas for playoffs, and these guys can be dangerous.
Timberwoves- Garnett and Joe Smith are definitely better than our PF's and Rasho is better than our centers.
Houston- we won't have to worry abou them since either Houston or Phoenix is not making the playoffs, but their big men rotation is not bad. Yao, Cato, Taylor, Griffin. I am not going to say that they are better than the Suns, but they are a decent PF/C rotation.
Warriors also have a better Center rotation, but I think Amare would dominate their PF's, but nonetheless, their C's are better.
Indiana- Jermaine and Brad, the best tag team in the east.
That's eight team from top of mu head, there are probably some others.
Edit:
Add Clippers to the list also. Brand, Kandiman, Rooks, and the two rooks, Willcox and Ely.
